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TIMES,
Man.,
April
29,
1974
PAVITTI
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LESTER
L
COLEMAN,
M.
D.
Wife
Seeks
Help
For
Abnormal
Sleep
Need
PRINCESS
TURM
and
BEYOND
RACING
AS
A
SINGLE
ENTRY
OF
C.UMET
FARM
INTHEflCORN
STAKES
ftT
BamONT
PflRK
IN
1956,
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Of
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HEAT
foa
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puce
TOP
WKSE-MOUTH
BIACK
BASS
JSKNOMO
BV
4f
DIFFERENT
NAMES
FRANCES
DRAKE
Your
Daily
Horoscope
Look
in
the
section-
in
which
your
birthday
comes
and
find
what,
your
outlook
is,
according
to
the
stars.
FOR
TUBS..
APRIL
30.
ARIES
(Mar.
21
to
Apr.
20)
You
may
face
some
opposition
now,
but
do
not
let
it
incite
you
to
useless
argument
or
irritability
-
with
little
accomplished
constructively.
TAURUS
(Apr.
21
to
May
21)
Mixed
planetary
influences.
Some
seemingly
ungovernable
moments
likely:
Handle
with
astuteness
and
deliberation.
On
the
personal
side,
romance
and
travel
favored.
GEMINI
(May
22
to
June
21)
Stellar
forces
somewhat
restrictive.
Avoid
a
tendency
to
vacillate,
to
give
up
on
plans
--
projects
before
they
have
been
given
a
fair
trial.
CANCER
(June
22
to
July
23)
Emphasize
teamwork
and
lend
a
hand
to
those
who
could
use
it.
Don't
shunt
aside
small
jobs
because
you
think
them
unimportant.
LEO
(July
24
to
Aug.
23)
Good
solar
influences
stimu-
ate
your
skills
and
capabilities.
You
should
feel
enthusiastic
about
the
way
things
go
now.
VIRGO
(Aug.
24
to
Sept.
23)
Stow
up
your
tempo
long
enough
to
tabulate
the
score,
hut
don't
take
so
much
time
that
you
lose
ground
and
opportunity.
In
general,
a
good
day
for
revaluation.
LIBRA
(Sept.
24
to
Oct.
23).
You
may
now
be
able
to
find
the
solution
to
a
problem
which
has
been
bothering
you
for
some
time
-
and
in
a
surprisingly
easy
manner.
SCORPIO
(Oct.
24
to
Nov.
22)
Your
Mars
premises
a
new
chance
for
advancement.
Keep
going
in
familiar
areas
and
keep
extracurricular
activities
in
their
proper
place.
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov.
23
otDec
21)
Think
twice
before
embarking
on
any
new
plan
or
project;
find
out
if
you
have
al
necessary
data,
and
if
this
is
the,
best
time
for
it.
Discretion
needed.
CAPRICORN
(Dec.
22
to
Jan
20)
Restraint
and
control
of
the
emotions
needed.
Listen
to
al
and
judge
objectively.
Leave
out
personalities
and
conjee
ture.
On
the
other
hand,
don'
let
the
"double
talk"
of
others
confuse
you.
AQUARIUS
(Jan.
21
to
Feb.
19)
You
may
now
encounter
opposition
in
the
least
expected
areas.
Try
to
learn
reasons
then
make
an
attempt
to
straighten
things
out
-
bu:
amicably.
PISCES
(Feb.
20
to
Mar.
20)
Matters
of
minor
consequence
may
blow
up
out
of
proportion
-
unless
you
call
a
halt.
Your
quick-silver
intuition
and
per
ceptiveness
should
be
a
help.
YOU
BORN
TODAY
are
endowed
with
great
dignity,
a
r
e
m
a
r
k
a
b
l
e
memory
a
n
c
unusual
powers
of
intuition.
You
are
sensitive
and
imagina
live;
have
a
dry
and
subtle
sense
of
humor.
If
you
take
up
writing
or
painting
-
a;_
many
Taureans
do
-
these
latter
trails
will
probably
dominate
your
work.
You
can
converse
on
a
wide
range
of
subjects
and
this
fact,
coupled
with
your
warmth
and
understanding
combine
to
make
you
a
delight
ful
companion.
On
negative
side:
You
can
be
extremely
stubborn
at
times;
also,
dog
matic
in
expressing
opinions
Curb!
Many
artists,
teachers
surgeons
and
entertainers
have
been
Taurus-born.
When
tho
film
"Snow
While
and
the
Seven
Dwai'ts"
first
came
out
my
fiance,
now
my
nisband,
was
given
the
nick-
lame
"Sleepy."
Even
at
that
time
he
could
fall
asleep
at
the
drop
of
a
hat.
This
has
progressed
through
.he
years
to
the
point
where
jleep
dominates
his
whole
life.
'.
am
fearful
that
he
will
fall
asleep
while
driving
the
car.
It
is
true
that
he
works
very
ong
hours
and
probably
has
a
right
to
his
fatigue.
My
concern,
however,
is
that
t
h
e
r
e
may
be
some
other
reasons
for
lis
abnormal
need
fov
sleep.
Mrs.
D.J.B.,
Mo.
Dear
Mrs.
L.:
The
fact
that
sleep
dominates
/our
husband's
life
and
obviously
affects
yours
certainly
deserves
thorough
investigation.
There
are
a
great
number
of
leurological
d
i
s
o
r
d
e
r
s
a
n
d
metabolic
disturbances
that
can
produce
the
picture
you
describe.
For
example,
a
condition
known
as
"narcolepsy"
is
associated
with
sudden
unexplained
attacks
of
sleep.
The
exact
cause
of
this
is
unknown.
SLEEP
STUDIES
Specialists
in
sleep
studies
are
paying
a
great
deal
of
alUintion
to
the
condition
you
are
concerned
about.
They
now
can
study
rapid
eye
movements
(REM)
to
determine
patterns
of
.sleep
and
the
depth
of
sleep.
Excessive
fatigue
because
of
overwork
can.
indeed,
be
contributing
factor
to
your
husband's
constant
desire
for
sleep.
A
complete
physical
and
Crossword
By
Eugene
Sheffer
ACROSS
1.
Hebrew
measure
5.
Flowing
garment
9.
Droop
12.
Fairy
13.
Collar
or
jacket
14.
Diamond
gal
15.
Kind
of
comedy
17.
American
humorist
18.
Cat
19.
Mature
21.
Bridal
patb
Z4.
Geometric
solid
25.
North
or
South
26.
Small
quantity
30.
Greenland
Eskimo
31.
Map
33.
Beverage
33.
Gem
stone
35.
High
cards
36.
Miss
Rivers
37.
French
seaport
38.
Famous-
violin
40.
Type
of
soil
42.
True
(Scot.)
43.
Punch-
drunk
48.
Sacred
vessel
49.
Ireland
50.
Small
valley
51.
The
law
thing
52.
Cross
over
53.
Author
Scton
DOWN
1.
Goddess
of
harvest
2.
Honey
3.
Epoch
4.
Flow
in
small
waves
5.
Hardens
6.
Aconite
7.
Fabulous
bird
8.
American
sea
lavender
9.
Crafty
hypocrite
10.
Assistant
11.
Secluded
valley
16.
Girl
of.
song
20.
Hostel
Answer
to
Saturday's
puzzle.
Zl.
Sacred
bull
of.
Egypt
22.
Greek
letter
23.
Griddlecakes
24.
Heart
26.
Leg
hone
27.
Common
value
28.
Rubber
trees
29.
For
fear
that
31.
Two-
wheeled
carriages
34.
Grass?
35.
A
squadron
37.
Exclamation
38.
At
a
distance
39.
Dark
area
on
moon
40.
"Dr.
Zhivago"
heioine
41.
Overt
44.
Labium
45.
God
ot
.
flocks
46.
Wield
diligently
47.
An
affirmative
IS
30
33
38
21
39
16
27
1,0
7
8
50
45
10
II
28
47
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iciirological
cMirnimilion,
and
a
brain
wnvc
study,
may
reveal
nil
underlying
basis
for
his
condition.
Sometimes
small
amounts
of
stimulating
drugs
are
used
with
;rcal
success.
I
recently
saw
a
mail
order
Â·ifl
that
claimed
to
cure
bald-
jiess
with
hormone
ointment.
Even
though
the
cost
is
high
would
try
it
if
I
thought
it
would
help
my
baldness.
Mr.
H.V.,
Penn
Dear
Mr.
V.:
M
o
s
t
states
by
law
ban
the
use
of
over-the-counter
or
direct-mail
selling
of
hormone
creams,
ointments
and
lotions.
The
male
sex
hormone,
testosterone,
can
be
absorbed
nto
the
blood
stream
through
the
scalp.
An
unusual
concentration
of
this
hormone
may
be
dangerous
to
some
people.
DKUG
DANGEROUS
Most
of
the
mail
order
ads
that
have
been
sent
to
me
protect
themselves
by
saying
"hormone-like"
and
thereby
avoid
the
legal
restriction.
The
original
enthusiasm
of
doctors
for
the
treatment
ot
pattern
baldness
with
hormones
seems
to
be
diminishing
because
of
their
ineffectiveness.
Dr.
Coleman
welcomes
letters
from
readers,
and,
while
he
cannot
undertake
to
answer
each
one.
he
will
use
questions
in
his
column
whenever
possible
and
when
they
are
of
general
interest.
Address
your
letters
to
Dr.
Coleman
in
care
of
Northwest
Arkansas
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Opening
lead--ten
of
diamonds.
A
partnership
will
generally
do
best
by
choosing
as
trumps
the
suit
where
they
have
the-
greatest
number
of
cards.
It
follows
that
they
usually
select
a
combined
eight-card
suit
rather
than
a
combined
seven-
card
suit,
or
a
nine-card
suit
over
an
eight-card
suit,
or
ten
over
nine,
and
so
on.
However,
this
rule
has
its
ex-
ceptions.
There
are
times
when
an
eight-card
suit,
divided
4-4,
serves
as
a
better
trump
holding
than
a
nine-card
suit.
This
hand
from
the
international
team
trials
in
1966
provides
an
example-.
If
the
hand
is
played
at
spaties
or
notrump.
declarer
makes
twelve
tricks,
period.
At
one
table
North-South
got
to
seven
spades,
automatically
down
one,
and
at
the
other
six
tables
the
final
contract
was
either
six
spades
or
six
no-
trump.
At
only
two
tables
was
the
excellent
contract
of
serven
diamonds
reached.
Played
in
diamonds,
the
grand
slam
was
foolproof.
All
that
declarer
had
to
do
was
ruff
a
club
in
d
u
m
m
y
to
produce
a
thirteenth
trick
on
top
of
the
twelve
he
had
started
with.
The
thirteenth
trick
was
not
available
in
any
contract
but
diamonds.
The
advantage
of
playing
the
4-l
fit
rather
than
the
6-3
fit
is
that
declarer
makes
an
extra
trump
trick.
With
diamonds
as
trumps,
he
makes
five
rlininonHs
and
six
spades,
but
with
spades
as
trumns.
he
makes
only
four
diamonds
and
six
spades.
The
eight-card
suit
serves
more
efficiently
than
the
nine-card
suit.
Note
that
North
never
did
rebid
his
spades,
despite
a
holding
of
six
of
them,
and
that
South
never
supported
spades
with
the
A-Q-9.
Both
players
realized
that
the
4-4
trump
suit
would
produce-
an
extra
trick
or
two
that
could
not
be
scored
if
spades
were
trumps.
PONYTAIL
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A
CUT-UP!
You
can
save
many
times.rhe
small
subscription
price
of
the
Northwest
Arkansas
TIMES
simply
by
clipping
the
money-saving
coupons
that
appear
almost
daily
in
the
ads.